Joe Scarborough

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough denounces Republican "fetishness" over gun rights. But he ignores the Democrats extreme position on abortion, which supports the right to abortion up to, and in some cases even beyond, birth.

Morning Joe trashes Republicans over their handling of the House Oversight committee's hearing on Twitter's pro-Democrat, anti-Republican bias. The panel claims no one cares about Hunter Biden's laptop, and Joe Scarborough says that if being "dumb" is a felony, many Republicans need "a good lawyer."

Amid plenty of laughter from the panel, MSNBC Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough’s Wednesday reaction to the State of the Union was more cathartic group therapy than serious analysis as he wasted no time in calling Republicans “stupid” and “the dumbest political party that’s ever existed” while labeling them “jackasses” for daring to object to President Biden’s lie about them cutting…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, and Michael Steele say they "stand with" Ilhan Omar and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after House Republicans voted to oust Omar from her seat on the House Foreign Affairs committee.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough dumps on Ron DeSantis, describing him as someone who likes to feel tough by yelling at female reporters, but would be unable to take a punch from Donald Trump. Later, Scarborough hails Obamacare, noting how enrollment keeps "skyrocketing" and that it has made "an undeniable difference."

On Morning Joe, a white privilege virtue-signaling Joe Scarborough says that as a 29-year-old, middle-class white man, police wouldn't have beaten him like they beat Tyre Nichols, "because they knew that if they did, if they beat the hell out of a 29-year-old, middle-class white guy, that hell would rain down from above." Scarborough fails to mention that hell did immediately rain down on the…

With Joe Scarborough reporting from Auschwitz, Morning Joe draws a parallel between the Big Lie that started the Holocaust and Donald Trump.

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski announces that on Friday's show, Joe Scarborough will be reporting from Auschwitz on International Holocaust Remembrance Day. She and Jon Meacham then somehow tie it to the "rise of fascist threats from within" the United States, and also tie those threats with the assassinations of JFK and MLK. Meacham suggests that if the threats are not countered early, they…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough virtually apologized to Biden spokesman Ian Sams for Mika Brzezinski having him pressed him regarding classified documents being discovered in Biden's possession. Scarborough actually praises Sams for his refusal to answer Mika, saying, " people may not like it watching the show, if they hate Joe Biden, me saying this, but it’s the truth – that’s how…

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough has angrily ranted against Donald Trump the "fascist," so why is he now saying he's the Muhammad Ali of GOP contenders? And why did CNN's Don Lemon attempt to wear a hoodie with a suit jacket on morning TV? Mark Finkelstein joins the show to discuss his take based on his years of experience on the AM news-busting beat. 

On Morning Joe, Scarborough suggests that DeSantis is akin to Jeb in 2015: someone loved by the donor class, but who can't stand up to Trump. Scarborough predicts that DeSantis will decide not to run in '24, will finish his gubernatorial term with sky-high approval ratings, then run in 2026 when he doesn't have to worry about facing Trump.

On Morning Joe, reacting to Donald Trump saying that if Ron DeSantis runs against him, "we'll handle that the way I handle things," Joe Scarborough said: "sounds like a mob threat."
 

A babbling MSNBC analyst with a history of Trump Derangement Syndrome is in no place to throw the word “addiction” at legitimate concerns of government reaching into American kitchens.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough suggests there is bigotry behind Republican criticism of White House spox Karine Jean-Pierre, a gay, black woman. Scarborough says: "there have been a lot of Republicans who have been critical of Karine Jean-Pierre, of course they have been from the beginning. I'll let people draw their own conclusions as to why, it seems pretty obvious to me."